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I can understand where the chainwales are positioned as measured from the bow etc, but what level are they?? are they above the recently fitted moulding strip or between the two moulding strips  I dont want to paint over where they are fitted! Jeff
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They will be fitted to the top strip of the two channel strips rather than the hull planking.
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That crossed my mind, but thought it unlikley.
Just goes to show, the obvious is not always right!
Thank's Tom.
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While making a start on the 'chainwales' I was a bit confused with the instructions in the 'mag', it says the plans show the starboard chainwales but I now asume that the 'side elevation' for the positioning of the 'deadeyes' is of the port side! its the only way I can get the slots and holes in the correct position.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Darron's photo at p270 of his topic should help http://forum.model-space...osts&t=1060&p=14
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Cheers Tom and SOB, that confirms my interpretation of the magazine 
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